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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-21
A DR. Mf cixAs no. 3.


tn Bis "Dsal" for $s,eoo,ooo still
pa1sr Way-Something Decisive to
~ Ksewa in = Day pr Two.
Professor Churchill, who examined
the Camas No. 2, last spring, for q
French syndicate, has returned, and,
the owners of the group being here,
il is probable that the "deal" in that
property will now go on. The price
stated to = TIMES man, at that time,
by Superintendent Doniphap, was
$4,000, 900; and it was generally be.
lieved that the only shitch" was that
the Cames No. ? people demanded a
larger sum cash down than the pur.
ohsssrs were willing to pay. 1t is
stated that, pending the conclusion OF
the negotiations, Professor Churchill
will have full charge of the property.
A TSMEs reporter met Colonel Don.
iphsn, brother Of tho Superintendent,
kh;s morning, asked him if there was
any truth 10 the report that the prop
Arty had been sold :?
II can't say, yet" replied Colonel
Doniphan; "but we may know in a
couple Of days"
sand will you lsaye Us, If the sale
goss?" asked the newspaper man.
"No, sir!" promp.ly responded the
Colonel. 81 AN running a deep tun-
mel now, and have men doing devel.
opmsnt work on several other claims.
No. indeed !" he added, "this is too
good mining region to leave. II
we sell the Camas No. 2 we will de-
vote our time and means to the de-
velopment of other property here!"
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"a Fine SmOke.0

The hast cigar for sale On the river
10 acknowledged by competent judges
70 be "The Famous" which can be
had ut THOMAS CANPRxLI's,
je25m2d&w Haley, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-21

"a anuiscturerS Of Wsrdrobes, sideboards, sscrets.
nes, olsss cnrbosrds, Tables. Tin safes, etc
Csioeue and Price List mailed t. the trade
streeta. -.AAAA
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Practical Optieian.

'peSsacies ana Eyeglasses in gold, steel, etc.
FIELD olssses. Telescopes, Microscopes. Min.
ing Compsssss. Artificial Eyes, etc. No. 2o1
North Broadway 18th street,
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ST. LOUIS DIRECTORY
Establtshad 1855. IncofpeeaEad lisa.
o. AIDE. Pres. ". Prrr,s. Vice Prss. @. Appa, sss
AUDE FURNITURE 60.
Manufacturers Of Furniture.
street and Cass avenue.
EstabiishsA lszA.
KINGSLAND DOUGLAS NT'o 90.
Nanufacturers OF eix Sizes Of Gsvmills H..a
Blocks, Threshers, Horse Powers, Oesn ShsiI
ers. Stsam Engines. SsGd f0r catalogps,
J. d. STREET. co..
Manufacturers and dealers in LubrScstins Rp....
and Railway Oils and 0Fsssss. Betting, SseS'
ing. and Mil and Mine supplies. 10. 81
Established lsI7,
JAMES A. WEIGHT 4 SONS CARRIAGE CO..
Manufacturers Of Arst.class Light, Medium ws,cA&
1i.ss. oo.rs:eond.nes :Sf;s.s.S. 1.a ~:
THE Jos. HATNIR MO CO..
whoies.ls Doors. Blind, Glazed window
Mouldinss. etc. Dock street.
4. Y. HULL, President,
NATIONAL HARDWOOD LUMBER CO..
Dealers in Walnut. Poplar. oak, Ash, yellow Pin.
Cherry, Mahogany. Red Gam, Hicknry. VaSoS
Material. Railway Lumber and Bride TiS.
ners' once and yasds. No. Sass Nos4k 1sead.
F. L. BI.AxxIT. Pres. h. REnzx1xne. See. r,..a
BIT. LOUIS PLANNING MILL CO..
ksnufactursrs Of Doors Sash, Blinds. Nouias..s
Brackets. and Stair Work. and DealcrS 4
Building Paper and windew Glass. ssvsptS
CURTIS + co, MANUFACTURING 90.
Engines. Boilers, sswmills. Circular ssvs
flaming. shingls and Heading AacAinsfY,
Send for catalogue.
Established l6ss.
WIN. wALTKE h CO..
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of SOAPS, %, Leuis.
Send for samples and prices.
WILLEMsEN BETTING CO..
Manufacturers Of Rawhide Betting, Rawhids Lace
and Picker Leather. Factories. Mes. 2os-7is
Destrehsn street Branch, No. III Hieh
street, Boston, Mass.
W. H. QuEaxnEn. LOVE Quz,xusna.
W. H. QUERNHEIM BRO,
Galvanized Iron Cornices, skyliRhts. Metal roos.
Aozo Nortn Fifteenth street, between 0asa
avenue and Mullsnphy.
Established 1870.
wlTTENBERG sORBER,
Designers, Photographers. and Ene,svsss sn
Wood The Oldest and largest Wood EnRrsv.
Ing establishment in the West. pieseo sen6
drawings or photographs for estimstse. No.
$40 North Third street. ~
THE MOUND COFFIN CO.,
Manufacturers Of Fine Cloth Csskets. Wooa
Burial Cases and Csskets, Robes iApinSs
etc, and dealers in Metallic Csskefs Zipe al
Copper-Lined Alright Caskets. and Oeusrei
Undertaken Supplies. Send for cstsioQue
Factory and Office, Nos. 1000, 2OO2 md 1904
North Second street.
ST. LOUIS STAMPING COMPANY.
+. q. NHDRrNGHsus President.
Manufacturers Of Granite Ironvsrs aAes& Ns<sa
Goods, Fine Black and Gslvsni2ed 8hsee Iross
New York House. SO BeskmAn street,
W. Il. PRIEsMEYER,
Dealer In al kinds Of SALT. Sal Soda, saltpe&se
0lauber Salt, Alum, whiting, Ven Red 80
Mes 10Ol-l0l3 Carr street. EnRlish and n.
mestic Fine Table Salt, put up in any Size ~
from Q lbs to 10 lbs. Filling salt In boes Nh
boxes specially.
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ana Picker Leather. Factories, Nos 2OG-7i0
Destrehsn street, Branch No ~ ui.S
street, Boston, Mass. s"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-21

Brsni Bran! Branlii
a carload OF bran just received at
the Idaho Forwarding Company's.
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A. Z. FLEMING,
HANPErER l. ECKHorr.

Makes specially Of Pamphlet Work Certin s.ts
OF Stock. etc. No. 305 North Third street.
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". q. PRIESMEYER.

Dealer IN Gil kinds Of SALT. Sal Soda. saltpsssp.
Mes. 100l-l0l3 Carr street. English md ~.
mestic Fine Table Salt, put up in any sise ~
from lbs. to 10 lbs Filling salt in boes Nj
boxes specially.
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THE MOUND COFFIN CO..

THE MOUND COFFIN CO.,
Manufacturers Of Fine Cloth Csskets. wooa
Burial Cases and Csskets, Robes iipinSs
etc, and dealers in Metallic Csskets. Zine ~
Copper Lined Alright Caskets. and Oeuerei
undertakers Supplies. Send for catalogue
Factory and Office, Nos. 1000 2OOQ and 3oox
North Second street.
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Established 1870.
wlTTENBER0 L soRHrp

Designers, Photographers, and EnRrsvsrs sn
Wood The Oldest and largest Wood Enersv.
Ing establishment in the West Piesse sen6
drawings or photographs for estimsfss. No
3l9 North Third street ~'~s
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ST. LOUIS METAL CO.,

ST. LOUIS METAL CO..
g. A. LAYTON b Co., Proprietors,
Manufacturers Of Babbitt Metal and Solder Bsy
TN and Bar Lead. Corner Broadway, Seventh
snd Howard streets. Amos q. Mann, Metsllist.
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ST. LOUIS STAMPING COMPANY.
+. @. NlEDarxoHsu %, President.
manufacturers Of Granite Ironwsrs, Sheet NstUa
Goods Fine Black and Galvanized 0heet Iros
New York House, SO BeskmAn street,
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Established 1859,
YILLEMsEN BETTING ca

Manufacturers of all kinds of soaps n Iou,s
Send for samples and prices.
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W. II. QUERNHEN, Lovu ournuu,1s

Galvanized Iron Cornices, Skylights, Metal Roof,
ing. Guttering and 6pouting. Nos. l62S ma
1876 North Fifteenth street, between Csss
avenue and Mullsnphy.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-21

b. GAUs SONS MFG CO.,
manufacturers Of Doors, Frames, Sash, Blinds,
Mouldings, Packing Boxes, and General Plan
ing Mill Work Southeast corner Main end
Clinton streets,
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+. l.. blAxxIF. Pres b. REnExlRla. Bee, rvess
BIT. LOUIS PLANNING MILL CO..

I oo1s11S y W. H%ANUHAOTOB1NOC CO.
| Engines, Boilers, Sawmills. Circular osvs
Flaming. shtngle and Heading AacAinsry.
Send for catalogue.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-21

HALL BROWN,
Manufacturers Of Wood Working Maehinery.
Wood Workers. Supplies OF all kinda. once
and factory. l9l5-l9I7-19l9-l921 North Broad.
way.
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CLEMENS TENT AWNING ca.

SAG"SNo IENI AWNlN0 20,
Tents. Wagon Covers, Waterproof Oiled Clothing
Horse Feed Bags. Corner Main and Market
streets.
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FAIRBANKS CO.,
Fairbsnks's Scales, Eclipse Wind-Mills, Boilers
heaters, Steam Pumps, Pratt Cady Valves,
Hancock Inspirstors, Warehouse Trucks, etc
S02-a04 Washington Avenue.
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Z. v. Hull, President,
NATIONAL HARDWOOD LUMBER CO..
Dealers in Walnut. Poplar. OAK. Ash, Yellow pan,.
Cherry, Mahogany. Red Gum. Hicknsy, WeaoS
beers. once and yasds. No, siss Noa1S Dsead.
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T. d. LOdEMAN CHAIR MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
manufacturers Of Cane, Wood and Reed Chairs
MAIL orders recsive prompt attention Send
for new Catalogue.
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FULTON IRON WORKS,
(Late Gerard b. Allen h co.,,
Founders and General Machinists. tIncorpo-
rated.) Corner Second and Carr streets.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-21

POND ENGINEERING CO.,
st. Louis and Kansas City, Mo-,
Engines, Boilers. Furnaces, Crates. Pumps, Pump
ing Engines, Air Pumps, Condensing Appar-
atus. Feedwater Heaters, Injectors Gauges.
Valves, Packing, Pipe, and Fittings. Send
for new ulustr ated Catalogue.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-21

GENERAL MINING MACHINERY.
INGERsoLL ROCK DRILL Co.
Southwestern once, No. 81 North Second street,
st. Louis. Charles W. Mslcher, Manager.
Rock Drills. Air Compressors, Hosting Ma.
chinery, Boilers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-24

Pofagiere haben nit ben Darnpfern bes
N~crb6eutiden 2lchb bic Heife iber's
Meer fiber unb gut 3urGd8e1e8t. Bez
gen Breiie unb neiterer Snfcruaticn
tpenne man HM On
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-18

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May l5.-Dr. McGlynn
delivered his lecture, "The Crosa Of New
Crusade" before an audience Of $500 in
tho Grand Opera House this evening. The
lecture was delivered under tho auspices
OF tho Knights Of Labor, and the proceeds
will 60 into the building fund Of the organ.
ization. In the courao OF his lecture the
reverend gentleman indirectly paid his re.
gpccts to Bishop Gilmcur, Of Cleveland
and Cardinal Simeoni. In IN interview
he has the following to cay on infallibility:
~ believe tho teachings Of the church to
be infallible, but the iniallibility OF Popes,
Projects, Pfopasandas, and Bishops Is
quite another thing. Gallileo discovered
a great truth, bu. the Popes and projects
denied it, aud cast lie disCoyerer in prison
till he recanted. What Gsllleo ought to
have done was to 80 to jail and rot there.
II they had said: You will die without
tho sacrament Of the church unless you
recapt,' he should nave said, I want none
Of your sacrament under such conditions;
| will die without it.'n
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THE TABLES TURNED,

APublio Dcusfnotor Interviews the Editor
and Draws from Him Some Admissions. 3
Mr.. T. NJ. Garvin, who In connection
with his other public services represents
the Remington Standard Typewriter in
this city, dropped into the IsrELLloRscrR
sanctum and cravsd the, liberty Of inter.
viewing the editor. n
II am going TO aak you few questions"
said MIR. Garvin, "and I'm going 10 print
what you say. l give you fair Warning
Mr.. Garvin was permitted 10 have Ills
way. Yes, the editor Of the INTELLloKNcER
uses Remington Standard No. 2. He
never used any other machine to enable
him to give to the world tho thoughts
that move 1t at least once q day. II he
could not replace his typewriter he would
not part with II for ten times It's cost. He
finds that writing, the mechanical part OF
which was always fretting bis proud
npirit, has become a positive pleasure, 80
that he often sits down to his typewriter
In preference 10 his piano, not only for the
pleasure Of the performance, but because
no can do more with the typewriter. Is
Trouble to compose az you write Bless
you mol None whatever. Thought runs
ahead Of the means OF recording II, and
the faster you get 1t out OF the way tho
better. SpsedP That's another strong
point. Doubled in about week.
No, not difficult to learn, butsurprisingly
hard TO forget and keep away from, once
you have subjected yourself to Its iasclnat-
Ing spell. Nothing has been out Of order,
everything complete, satisfactory, since
tho machine has been used In this
Banctum.
Tho printers! They talk Of building O
monument to the inventor. The accom-.
plisned editor admitted that OF all the
things in life the Remington Standard
Typewriter was among the very few no,
disappointing. IG
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"Sv Home. Oh, God. No Homer

a woman OF about twenty-five years, de.
scribed rs very handsome, richly dressed
and literally decked with jewlry, wac
found lying in Il hotel where she had
sought lodging. She had tried to take her
lie by turning on the gss. When discov.
cred she wss ne,r!y dead. She WIS taken
to hospital, restored and diHmipsed.
Before abe left she told her rtory-yery
old, very common, very sad. She had
lived with him; she had been happy for q
time; and then he beat her and drove her
of. lie Yss not her husband, aud 80 she
had no legal claim for support. Now ahe
WAS leaving the hospi,al togo on: into tho
world again. Only weak, q very weak
woman. As ahe stepped out from the
shelter OF the hospital Hhe cried in agony,
mo Home! Oh, God! No Home"
Oncs ahe had home, but home had its
healthiul restrainta, or the tompter came,
and oil that had been home was left DO.
hind for the glitter and strange Vaccination
Of certain destruction. And 30 tho beau
tifu, woman, who might have boon tho
head OF u comfortable home, q huaband 10
cherish her, little ones to blesH nor, heart
weary, Bore, in agony called out TO God
that she had not where TO lay her head.
Do our young glrla believe theae true
atorics when they read them7
CHAPTER II.
The man in this caBa went about his
busines, M usual, only new fayorite had
bsen installed o. the Light Of bis Harsm.
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steadyurd Pleasant Employ ment,

An intelligent aud progressive Ohio
farmer, who hes been giving close atten.
ton to The English sparrow, decides that
the invader is altogether bad, having no
redeeming quality, fit for no higher dss-
tiny than 10 be swept from the face OF the
earth.
This cannot, OF curse, take rank as an
originsl discovery; it is rather in the ma
ture Of q confederation Of an increasing
weight OF testimony. We believe it to be
estsblished beyond question that the Eng
lish sparrow drives away better birds than
himself, birds that do more to hold in
check the insects that prey upon The fsrnl-
er's industry.
Granting that i! would have been better
for US il the English sparrow had never
been born, mex. to that il he had never
left his native heath, what are We going 10
do about him? Well, the intelligent farmer
already spoken OF, has devised scheme
that worked well az far as it went last
year, snd he is in for tho war again this
year.
lie provides himself with Gn ordinary
double bsrreled guu-a common every
day gun Of any make will do-and with
ammunition enough to geo him through the
days work lie patiently waits the coming
Of the invader Of our gscred soil. At sp-
prop!iate sessors in the lie OF the birds,
the honest isrmtr blszss away, and there
is the solution CT the problem in embryo.
He has only to keep it up long enough,
and not sparrow will be left within
range OF hia destroying iron.
There are kinds OF farm work not 60
pleasant as this, whica seems to be par
ticulsrly suited to thoso large souod men
who like to smoke q pipa with friend,
chat over the neighborhood gossip and 20
to their well earned rest proudly corscious
OF a days work well done. In time, aud
enough OF it, the sparrow may in this
gentle way be exterminated.
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Che g,ttelIyl \,


The new Civil Service rule concerning
promotion has been interpreted by Re.
publicans as scheme to rid tho Depart.
ments Of Republicans whore those otIen.
sive partisans remain, and fill the places
with Democrats Of the requisite degree oil
Jacksonian reform and JefIsrsonian sim.
pllcity. The Mugwump organ grinders
for the Administration will not listen to
such thing. They become highly indig.
nant when it 10 suggested that now the
real, nimon pure Democrat may begin to
take heart Of hope, for surely his chance
Is s.coming.
We have the good fortune to read daily
that bright and straightforward newsps.
per, the New York Star, which prides
itself on speaking for those who arc Dem:
ocrats from way back. The Star not only
tells what is going to be done, but it TO-
joices just as partisana used to do in the
days before reform struck the country full
in the face. Note the twinkle Of the Star:
Beyond all doubt, tho prospect Of being
subjected 10 On examination as 10 fitness
is alarming to hundreds OF the petted ia.
vorites at Washington. They protest that
they do not want 10 be promoted; that
they are content modestly to hold on 10
what they have and to continue in the
discharge OF duties in which they have
become proficient. The cool, sequestered
wales they move in noH are good enough.
Theirs are not graspiug. souls. The truth
is that they fear, not only IN examination
as to their personal capacity, but an irqui-
~ which may end in demonstrating their
supeifiuousness. They dread the disclos.
urs that there is SO little for them to do =;
that they have for years been practically
their own mGstera; that they are to
be found at all hours q. their c!ubs or
going the society rounds, and, in 8 word,
that the governments sxindled every time
they draw their pay. Nine out OF ten OF
these men are Republicans or Republican
sympstbizers; nine out OF ten bewailed
the downfall OF the Republican dynasty
and the overthrow Of Republican methods.
Nine out OF ten Of them have, every since
March /, 1855, ehivered in the shadow Of
coming exposure and reform.
The dreaded hour has come, however,
and all good citizens LOOK to the Demo-
cratic party to make the investigation
searching and exhaustive, and to apply
without fsvor the agencies OF a complete
and comprehensive reform.
Is it etraGse tina! Republican clelka
wca!d rather enjoy tho places they have
than aspire to others for which Democrats
are lying in wait With the connirance Of
the sacred Civil Service Commission ?
Go to, gentle Mugwumps! You are too
fine,
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srEAISs, burns, brulsea and scslds arc
each healed by st. Jacobs Oil. Fifty cents


Two portions OF a $4,000 lottery prize
won here. One OF them 1t happened was
number &C sol drew the first capital prize
Of $4,000 in the March drawing OF The
Louisiana State Lottery; Joseph Damien
baum sent for one-tenth OF that amount
and received his money through the Lon
don, Paris and American banks OF THU
oiLy. His firm is well known here and in
San Diego and Vallejo, where thoy have
stored. Another holder OF one.tenth re-.
ceived his :l5 900 through Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S bank OF this city, but hia nasno hAn
not transpi,ed.-San Francisco (Cat.l Call,
april 6. DIV
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SATURDAY, JUNE Is, lss7,

commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the from. door
OF the Court House Of sAid county, the following
described properly that Is 10 say All that traCI or
parcel OF land OH Wheeling creek III said Ohio
county, bounced and described as follows VIZ:
beginning at a stake on tho banks Of wheeling
creek 10 limo with The present hedge fence pouud-
ing the land formerly owned by william 1Hllsui
and afterwards by Beverly 81. Enf IN trust for
Helen e., the wife Of John i. GIlChr.sl which
from said hedge south CT east ~ 6Ql0J poles 10
stake Oh the bank o: Eaid crees, asoa corner oisad
land held In rustasatoroaid for Helen C.Gilcht!st
and thence down said creek with tho Incanders
thereof ~ SS.lC0 poles to the beginning, contain
lux four Gcr,s, three rOois and thiftyiwo pGchcS,
more or less together with all the right, It'll. and
interest OF said parties OF the nt part III aud to The
creek wherc IL blnds or bounds said land being the
sAme property conveyed TO sa!d AAFeAretM &.
McCabe By +. l.. HoSe, trustee, By decd dated May
g. 1871 aud OF recon- In said ClGrks ONCE III dCcd
book G., pages s. and s..
Title Is believed to DO perfect, but s,ilinS Hs
tr,ntee l shall only convey such title As Is Vested
IN me by said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE-Ole-third OF the purchase
money, ana rs mulch moro as the purchaser mAy
elect 10 pay In cash on tho day Of sale the residue
IN two equal ips.allmCnis At one and two yeaES NJ
Spcctiver, with Interest from day OF sale the Pur-
chaser to give notes for the deferred iustal!mcnlS
with security approved by toe trustee, aud the
option OF the purchaser, deed OF trust 10 be giycn
upon the property 10 seturc the drirrtrd Install
ments. THOS. O'BhlES, Trustee.
Tho undersigned desiring that the property
above mentioned may roll for as much AZ possible,
aHrce 10 unite with the trustee In II deed TO the
purchaser. ROBERT A. MCCADE,
myl7 n. g. MCCABE.
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Henry b. Archer, Receiver oil Taxes OF
the City Of Yonkers, n. Y, Gays OF Bran.
dreth's Pills: For the past ten years have
bsen uging BfandrOth'a Pills for self and
family. We tind them sovereign remedy
for indigestion and constipation, taking
ono Or two every night for ten days. They
are also admirable blood puriferp, perfect.
ly harmless but exceedingly effective as a
cs!hartic. ! frat used them myself, PAR.
tiCular!y Tor biliousness and dyspepsia.
They relieved me in two weeks. cheer.
fully recommend! them,
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We have for eale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for tho matChees
Celieraph, and will be sold cheap. WriterB
for rent and for sale on monthly inetall.
menta. Call on or address, for Circuars
EDWARD l.. RosE Il Co.,
S. Twelfth street.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS,
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS,
TIE NEW CITIZENS
Building Association No. z.

This Association has Just started and will meet
every SaturiAy evening at O'Clock al the office Of
the firc and Marine Insurance Company, No. III
having money or buying homes on small weekly
paymeuN. This Association Is run on tho new
plan-pay the borrower the full amount OF raIn
share, and has all tho best features OF any Building
Association, Far value Of oaca sh&re $50: wSexly
payments, IS cents. tCnous draf!ns NoCk can
n,ocurp books At any time.
HENRY +. JONES, President
c. II. COLLIER, Secretary.
HOARD OF DIRxcrons- Joseph Lawson. @. A.
Hcall, Hugo l.. Lo~s, Il, =. Criswc!l, Fred. u, II.
schwottteSer, II. 4. woln, +. Z. Myers, ". NJ.
pousher, 8. J. Boyd and Henry +. Jones. apso